California Instruments 2001RP, Руководство пользователя и программирования

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10.9.4 *IDN?
This query requests the source to identify itself. It returns the data in four fields separated by
commas. Note that any installed options such as –AV or –LZ are not reflected in the *IDN?
query response. The presence of these options that may affect the power source’s
capabilities must be determined by querying the Limit system. See section 10.6.
Query Syntax *IDN?
Returned Parameters <AARD>
Field Information
CI Manufacturer
xxxxxx Model number and letter
nnnnnn Serial number or 0
Rev. x.x Revision level of firmware
Example "CI,2001RP,12345,Rev 1.0"
The following table shows the series of queries that may be used to detect the presence of a
2001RP, a 2001RP-AV or a 2001RP-LZ and to determine the frequency range setting of a
2001RP-AV:
Step Query command Response Interpretation
1 *IDN? "CI,2001RP,12345,Rev 1.0" 2001RP series unit.
2 LIM:VOLT? 300 2001RP standard unit
270 2001RP-LZ
230 2001RP-AV, dual Vrange.
115 2001RP-AV, single Vrange
For 2001RP-AV models only:
3 LIM:FREQ:LOW? 360 Standard frequency range
400 Fixed 400 Hz
4 LIM:FREQ:HIGH? 5000 Standard frequency range
400 Fixed 400 Hz
10.9.5 *RCL
This command restores the AC source to a state that was previously stored in memory with
a *SAV command to the specified location. The RP Series offers eight non-volatile memory
locations for storing instrument setups.
Command Syntax *RCL <NRf>
Parameters 0 through 7
Example *RCL 3
Related Commands *RST *SAV
WARNING: Recalling a previously stored state may place hazardous voltages at
the AC source output if the output relay state saved is ON.
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